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Theoretical orientation -- 1.2. Research strategy -- 1.3. Russia -- 1.4. Foreign news -- part I -- Developing a story -- 2.1. Corpus: NGO legislation -- 2.2. Chains of equivalence -- 2.3. Lexical variability -- 2.4. Nodal points -- 2.5. Summary -- Pragmatic deconstruction -- 3.1. Corpus: Gazprom-Ukraine -- 3.2. Regularities and fissures -- 3.2.1 A threat -- 3.2.2 The (new) Cold War -- 3.2.3 Putin's war -- 3.3. Alternative accounts -- 3.4. Threat discourse and economic discourse -- 3.5. Summary -- The circulation of discourse -- 4.1. Corpus: Litvinenko -- 4.2. Linguistic/semiotic mechanisms -- 4.2.1 Preformulation -- 4.2.2 Category Entitlement -- 4.2.3 Iconic images and the mind of a photo editor -- 4.2.4 Tensions: Family, friends and PR -- 4.2.5 Nodal points -- 4.2.6 News practices -- 4.3. Alternatives -- 4.4. Summary -- Metaphorical politics -- 5.1. Corpus and stake inoculation -- 5.2. Nation-as-family -- 5.2.1 Strict father -- 5.2.2 Nurturant parent -- 5.2.3 Our family home' or the West and the rest -- 5.2.4 Press coverage 1995-2004 -- 5.3. Budennovsk, southern Russia, 14 June 1995 -- 5.3.1 Contextualisation -- 5.3.2 The coverage -- 5.4. Dagestan, 2 August 1999 -- 5.4.1 The coverage -- 5.5. Dubrovka theatre, Moscow, 23 October 2002 -- 5.5.1 The coverage -- 5.6. Beslan, 1 September 2004 -- 5.6.1 The coverage -- 5.7. Social imaginary -- 5.8. Summary -- Part II -- Responsibility management -- 6.1. Allocating responsibility for news stories on Russo-Chechen crises -- 6.1.1 Establishing authority -- 6.1.2 Category entitlement -- 6.1.3 Eyewitness authority -- 6.1.4 Active voicing -- 6.2. Allocating responsibility within news stories on Russo-Chechen crises -- 6.2.1 Distributing agency. 327 $a6.2.2 Managing responsibility -- 6.2.2.1 Amplifying -- 6.2.2.2 Assigning -- 6.2.2.3 Mitigating -- 6.2.2.4 Backgrounding -- 6.2.2.5 Omitting -- 6.3 Combining responsibility within and for news stories -- 6.3.1 Agency sources -- 6.3.2 First person stories -- 6.4. Summary -- Balance and binaries -- 7.1. Balance, fairness and conflict -- 7.2. Entextualizing balance -- 7.2.1 Versions of events -- 7.2.2 Discursive work -- 7.2.3 An opening for further causal factors -- 7.3. Three threats: Terrorism, militancy and savagery -- 7.3.1 International terrorism -- 7.3.2 Islamic militancy -- 7.3.3 Islamic savagery and a dysfunction in the soul of Islam -- 7.3.3.1 Dysfunction in the soul of Islam -- 7.3.3.2 Ultimately, the threat derives from Russia -- 7.3.3.3 Islamic savagery -- 7.4. Summary -- Complexity reduction -- 8.1. History, ethnicity and 'entrepreneurs of violence' -- 8.2. Historical dis/embedding -- 8.2.1 An old conflict -- 8.2.2 Alternative starting points -- 8.3. Highlanderisation and familiarisation -- 8.3.1 Budennovsk: Ideological square -- 8.3.2 Dagestan: Sourcing -- 8.3.2 Dubrovka: Circular causality -- 8.3.4 Beslan: Sequentiality -- 8.4. Alternatives -- 8.5. Summary -- Part III -- Positive' discourse analysis -- 9.1. Counter-discourse -- 9.2. Counter-discursive strategies -- 9.2.1 Negation -- 9.2.2 Parody -- 9.2.3 Complexification -- 9.2.3.1 Balancing two sets of facts -- 9.2.3.2 Inclusion of the excluded -- 9.2.3.3 Challenges of complexification -- 9.2.4 Partial reframing -- 9.2.5 Radical reframing -- 9.3. Visualising technologies -- 9.3.1 Linguistics: Conceptual blending -- 9.3.2 Psychology: The curiosity gap -- 9.3.3 Media practices -- 9.3.4 Discourse theory -- 9.4. Summary -- Concluding thoughts -- 10.1 Events -- 10.2. Journalists -- 10.3. Society and the political -- 10.4. 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